Yeah definitely helps me to work on mistakes I made in the past and keep my betsizing under control. It's also nice to have a complete overview of everything in a simple spreadsheet.
fury is gonna hug him to death
not trusting fury to finish a fight lol
Very Nice write up, like the odds and will jump on cause without a doubt they drop.Slim pickings this weekend but I've found something I don't mind playing, and a few reasons why I think it's worth a shot.
Kevin Lerena (RSA)
VS
Roman Golovashchenko (UKR)
Sarhadci Olympic Center, Baku, Azerbaijan
12 Round Contest @ Cruiserweight For The IBO Title
Ordinarily these odds would seem pretty spot on, however there are a few things that are leading me to play Golovashchenko here. Firstly Lerena wanted to defend his title in his native South Africa, however the Ukranian did not want this and wanted it in Ukraine or Europe instead..... Lerena of course did not want this. This fight is being promoted by Gennadii Kravchenko (Golovashchenko's promoter), both parties eventually agreed on a neutral location (Azerbaijan). Lerena has only fought once outside of South Africa, against a 4-19 can in Denmark. Golavshchenko has fought in Germany, Ukraine and also once before in Azerbaijan. To me this location and of course it being promoted by Kravchenko are big advantages for the Ukranian.
Golovashchenko likes to utilise a high guard, mainly on the front foot pushing forward and countering his opponents with lead hooks to the head and body, something he does very well. I wouldn't say he had concussive power despite having 17 KO's in his 19 wins. But he does have the kind of thudding punches that break you down and he can also take a shot too, not that Lerena possess a lot of power at all.
Lerena hasn't hugely impressed me, he's definitely decent but I don't think this is an unwinnable fight for the Ukranian by any means. Golovashchenko has said confidently that his team have reviewed all footage on Lerena and are confident of a knockout between rounds 4-6. From what I can translate from interviews he has also trained with Usyk too.
I expect this to be fairly even, but if someone does get a finish I'd expect it to be the Ukranian. In what should be a relatively close fight I'll favour the pressure fighter who likes to be on the front foot, as well has being the promoted fighter.
Bet - Roman Golovashchenko ML @ 3.50
I'll tail for $100 at +250.Slim pickings this weekend but I've found something I don't mind playing, and a few reasons why I think it's worth a shot.
Kevin Lerena (RSA)
VS
Roman Golovashchenko (UKR)
Sarhadci Olympic Center, Baku, Azerbaijan
12 Round Contest @ Cruiserweight For The IBO Title
Ordinarily these odds would seem pretty spot on, however there are a few things that are leading me to play Golovashchenko here. Firstly Lerena wanted to defend his title in his native South Africa, however the Ukranian did not want this and wanted it in Ukraine or Europe instead..... Lerena of course did not want this. This fight is being promoted by Gennadii Kravchenko (Golovashchenko's promoter), both parties eventually agreed on a neutral location (Azerbaijan). Lerena has only fought once outside of South Africa, against a 4-19 can in Denmark. Golavshchenko has fought in Germany, Ukraine and also once before in Azerbaijan. To me this location and of course it being promoted by Kravchenko are big advantages for the Ukranian.
Golovashchenko likes to utilise a high guard, mainly on the front foot pushing forward and countering his opponents with lead hooks to the head and body, something he does very well. I wouldn't say he had concussive power despite having 17 KO's in his 19 wins. But he does have the kind of thudding punches that break you down and he can also take a shot too, not that Lerena possess a lot of power at all.
Lerena hasn't hugely impressed me, he's definitely decent but I don't think this is an unwinnable fight for the Ukranian by any means. Golovashchenko has said confidently that his team have reviewed all footage on Lerena and are confident of a knockout between rounds 4-6. From what I can translate from interviews he has also trained with Usyk too.
I expect this to be fairly even, but if someone does get a finish I'd expect it to be the Ukranian. In what should be a relatively close fight I'll favour the pressure fighter who likes to be on the front foot, as well has being the promoted fighter.
Bet - Roman Golovashchenko ML @ 3.50
